Owls of the World: Their Evolution, Structure and Ecology by John A. Burton
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Owls of the World
Owls of the World
Summary
A revised edition covering all known species of owls with ecological information as well as identification and breeding details. There is a distribution map, colour illustration and where possible a natural photograph for each species as well as a checklist and comprehensive index.
Owls of the World Summary
Table of Contents
Part 1: Owls and humans, John Sparks; the origins of owls, C.A. Walker; what makes an owl, Philip Burton. Part 2: Barn and bay owls - Tyto, Phodilus, Michael Everett, et al; fishing owls, eagle owls and the snowy owl - Ketupa, Scotopelia, Bubo, Nyctea, Michael Ogden; scops and screech owls - Otus, Ptilopsis, Lophostrix, G.P.Hekstra; wood owls - Pulsatrix, Ciccaba, Strix, Asio, Heimo Mikkola; hawk owls - Ninox, Sceloglaux, Uroglaux, Nesasio, Surnia, Colin Harrison; little pygmy and elf owls - Athene, Speotyto, Micrathene, Aegolius, Glaucidium, Xenoglaux, Pseudoscops, Howard Ginn; conservation, Ronald Murton; owl pellets, David Glue; owl voices, Wouter van der Weijden, Michael Everett.
Additional information
GOR002367211
9780856546570
0856546577
Owls of the World: Their Evolution, Structure and Ecology by John A. Burton
Used - Very Good
Hardback
Eurobook Ltd
19920630
208
N/A
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